1. "I Need Hours to Make Progress"
2. "Short Sessions Don’t Count"
3. "Breaks Are for Slackers"

We often hear people use the metaphor/proverb/analogy for tackling big challenges described like: “How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time”.  But why does no one ever talk about the rotting elephant?

Starting something new shouldn’t be this hard, yet here you are, staring at the task, finding excuses, and suddenly needing to reorganize your pantry. 

Overnight success is a myth sold to you by people who want your money. The truth is slower, like slow-cooker slow, and way less sexy.

1. Rest Means Doing Nothing
2. You Must Earn Rest
3. Entertainment Equals Rest

Imagine scrolling through a post where every image is just a blank box. That’s what screen reader users experience without alt text.

If you’ve ever taken notes for someone, juggled multiple tasks, or stood in front of a questionable projector at a PTA meeting, this one’s for you.

Everyone thinks they know how to spot AI writing, but they’re looking in the wrong place.

If your idea doesn’t make you slightly nauseous, is it even worth doing?

Have you ever heard someone say out loud, “Blue circle. Trees are good”? That’s what your emoji-filled content sounds like to someone using a screen reader.